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comma ASSORTHENT
25F.”
Full-file
mmmumk
‘night;
warmer.
Icentral yesterday morning over North
:4 4».
pressure is causing lots! temperatures
,4
' oi the Barton Grange. The talk. which
Itempei-‘atutee'ertepd its far south s'e
“ Men
Doll: and Kimono
Fishnets
“West
731: to $5.011 s
.Wst to
W oMmE-Eo
Wmua'
EKBanks
» items-now cannon
2—54
Personal Greeting _-
. I Cards I
Your Personal Card, plain Or
illustrated in a dainty manner, to
convey Iyour Christmas Greetings. ‘
Call 111 and let us show you our
samples. Place. your order early.
DONNELLY’S
, "Err“ A.-
. Hotel Maliackemo .3
Arrangernents may be
made for Dances. Balls and
other nfl‘airsl
Popular pricebill offarc for
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to}
I Wednesday, unsettled and
The disturbance which was.
Dakota has moved eastward and is
now oenml -over Upper Michigan It
-'is causing:- unsettled Weather. with nur-
ries of snow in the northern portion at
the Lake 1111. Pleasant weather
prevails in ct er districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. A ridge of higl1:'
along the Atlantic coast Freedom?
rehearsals and North Carolinasdrhe
temperature is rising slowly in the cen-
trai districts.
Conditions fave; tor this vicinity fair-
tender- followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and slowly rising temperature. 4
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WEATHER A YEAR. A00
‘ TODAY. .
T temperature: ' Lem-“28;- high,
go. Fair ‘” ‘
W. 8. Mills this morning received ‘1
permit to build an addition on the
'home of Dr Stroymeyer, of Bell island.
——-Maytiower Fire Department, Mar-
vin Iand Fitch Schools, in motion pic-
tures. Pleasant Hour and Lockwood‘s
'Hail. today and tomorrow.
Thetheft of a wheel. on Washington .
street, last evening, was reported to
' the police. It later developed the bicy-
cle was misplaced by the owner. 0!-
.ficer John Flynn recovered it.
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The Tilly Automobile and Carriage
‘Compsny, or 61 North Main street, will
erect a new boiler room. 101115. ' one
story high. and a further addition, 20
land to. The work will cost $1,000.
The local police lust evening received “
a complaint from a Washington street
resident that a horse had been stand-
ing in trout of her homé, in attic cold,
for several hours. Oilicer John H.
Smith brought the animal to 00611-
nor’s stables.
The police authorities have been
complained to by Jacob M. Layton. that
boys have been stoning an unoccupied
house at 194 Ely avenue. I The police .
have investigated and; it the ciienders
do not make amends for the damage,
arrests may follow.
'\
‘ I .I
On Thursday evening oi “this weelt
poultry lovers of Norwsllt and vicinity
Irwin enjoy a rare treat when Charles
H. Branden. of Danhury. will dollyer
a lecture on “Pbultry.” in the M. l!-
Church. of Darlen, under the direction.
is free. will start promptly at 8: tons
a cordial invitation is extended to blot}
wall: friends.
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—JSPECI_.IAL THIS WEEK— ‘
Sal HepIsI. do. 25c size .‘7l"
Sal Replace “50c size 349
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{it
. wasnmo'ro‘u; gov I111. .411 is un- .
‘ . not been in accord with administrn-I
" lien (or some time has now become
1 the president's policy in the railroad
' they tone up the entire system’and im-
i .
WM. e. BEERS . .‘
socks Alto "My areal; ‘:
Norwflklnd'sIQ Norwalir m
the cu’Ill do the work
alhyou again if you don’
.1
‘r‘ho snowfall 3.1161 the south.
Norwallt Baptist .
this evening in tit dltuS‘illi pal-lots at
out! emitting I'd! , , "
131011.11.“me illt {sill our;
~wrr11 m ‘ «smursr‘nolrros.I
.—
(mvw Coltrane): u“
Ideretocd that Gov Baldwin's rIeIcent
remarks criticising the government
indictments against the New Haven
railroad directors were not réad with
approval in administration circhsI
here.‘ Criminal prosecution of offend-
ers Iunder thIe Iflherman law is one of
the pet ideas or this administration;
‘i‘he suspicion that Gov ‘Baldwln has
a certainty. Some time ago the gov-
ernor took issue with the proeIiden-
tiel primary idea of the president.
'Slnce then, however. the adminis
tration became interested in Bald-
wln’s. candidacy tor the senate and
while the president did not write 11
letter récommendlng' the governor. it
was indicated at the White House
that the president endorsed Baldwin's
candidacy and expected to see him
elected. I'I'hnvt hope was squelched ac.
cording to Baldwin. partly owing to
case. “ ’
mwm smuhonnmts.
NEW YORK. Nov.10.—-—The unfill-
Corporation on Oct 31 totalled 3,-
481, 097 tons. a decrease of 328. 5'19
from September.
sEN'rmEL WANT fins.
are performing services for hundreds
of Norwalkers every day.
usih'g them!
tou uttonns , _
nutritive 131qu
For OveraEatinIg. Drinking.“ Ismoltlog
or Overwcrk or Any Kind Cans-I
mg nervousness.
Take Tonoline? Tablets
Druggists everywhere are having a
big sale these days because the peo-
ple who have tried them know that
part vigor and energy into run-down
pedple in a raw days. and because
they are guaranteed to do exactly as
advertised, and all drugsisti are
authorized by the more: to refund the
purchase price it anyone tendinitis
1tied with the flrgt but Wind.
it you feel blue, here. last continence
in yourself, are d'es espondent. week had
tired out. a box of fronollne Tablets
isaii you need. . -
finest preparation tor headaches.
nervous doubles, poor blood; kidney
and liver complaints. muss. neural-
gin. bombing and loss ct appetlte.
Th 61‘ neyer w- till end constipation.
' inc Mlotl‘oost $1.00 for :p
_s pI m Rev,‘_IC. nation. moderator.
will be the swamp ,.
unlulrtogmt jig. I
«monast- you tum an the
marshals '0! t}! m II . Iv
lion Iare cordially; é "Fats. an: .
at
_, _ . 7 Value 3251311111300
.“Lv Kéilhis Conqueror, $3. 50 and $4 value .
$2. 78 I
S O X F R E E
LOUIS AVRICIK
:Wc Ire striving: to get your trade in Clothes
' 8 more, to keep it.
done Sy Guaranteeing Absolute Satisfaction
We do it by sellingithcrn right. Come 111 and see
what we mean by ‘:RIGIHT. "
Dominating-i
curs cm. was onus mist)!
_ no (03507311 1m
Alleged in
(he 0! Balm Sullivan
. Girl. '
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Pnesoue 151.111.1112: Nov. 10.—
i‘hat pretty Mildred flulliian, the 17
I year old school girl oi Houlton. was
I . deliberately poisoned to conceal a
‘ i bungled attempt in illegal
surgery
was the claim aflvnnced yesterday by
the state authorities following a sen-
. ‘ national contented by Catherine 0
. Michaud, a. nurse who is a detendant
» in the case. 7
a
confession was
in{
Miss Miehaud's
prompted (by her parish priest
' Wallergrass and she 19111 how she
‘ and bits; Alice Peiietler and Dr-
“ Lionel- E. Dudley. A! she alleges-c
1
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._ p. o. BLOCK ._9 :
soncn‘vt ALK.
,:,:.“‘;To thé Carpenter 7“
Wind}! you get aeontract, it’ 3 because: you ve
established yOur reputation as an efficient
' workman, or because your employer believes
right. But he’ll never
t make a good job of 11
That can only be
‘.‘.._ \.,
rled the body of the victim in tr e
doctor's automobile and buried it at
' ' nuidnlght under two feet of soil and
dead leaves in a desolate wood lot.
3 : Medical examiner Bonnel of Presque
Island, and Dr. 1". R. Jackson of
Houlton today examined the con-
' tgi'nts at the girl's stomach in the
» [cart-tr fol poison. What they found
» they will not make public.
The results of the autopsy wil be
9 added to the volume of other evi-
‘ dence that has crapped out of late
I for the consideration of grand Jurors.
A coroners inquest was held to-I
. day. Meanwhile the body was left
where it was found in the strip of
II ' woods until it has been crucially
. viewed and ordered removed.
All night a half dozen guards, arm-
ed with rifles guardedflhe remains
of the school girl victim. 'i‘hey erec-
ted a small tent and took shelter
nearl tire crude grave during the
storm of sleet and rain.
TODAY’S ELECTRICAL PERMITS.
J. M. Mueller. a permit to install wir-
lag in the Mrs.And1-ews’ house. 24
Rowan street.
White Electric Company. to install
a 3-horse power motor for F..H. Gn-
nusg. of South Main street.
' 'l‘wo permits to H. b. Mueller. one to
install additional wiring in the J. A J.
Cash factory, on Chestnut street, and
another to wire his own residence on
Lincoln avenue.
Sentinel Wants Isle Winona.
“flu-W
F. S LYON
Coed lob Printing
“It Pan-o am wm, lost art...
.IlIuom' 11am eraser. ‘
4- QQWM-K .' ' 11-1an at
Always“ the Latest Things 11‘ / “
I s .
SS" ht: [Is
length
and $11.25.
Onc- third wool, $1.50. Extra
ed lined. 500 extrainaeIIbOaInd 59.
\qul ....... . . . . . ..
Silk and wool.
~4a
ed tonmtte of the United States Steel .
“ Dal-ion 111m 1111 by Automobile 11m
Are ya I
' Darien vvne knocked down by thalau-
extreme left and well out. toward
" the middle of the road. Quinn. a few-
1......“ M113 “Fine we...»
. Knit Underwear
LADIES’ UAIOX SUITS.
ii. \'. long airwaves. high nook. slots-t sleeves. low her-k, no Elfintfh,
lost my, short sleeves, dutch neck, elbow siw1wanklc and knee
Medium weight and fleeced lined, $1.66. Extra size, Shoo
Silk and wool, 32-00 and $2 75. . Extra size, 32.25.
Indian medium weight vests and pants made with Dutch necks
and elbow alcoves, and a“ popular styles. Medium weight and fleet:-
Extra size '2 ..
i. MALLETTE
, 1
size. 31-75
1
.75cII to $1. 59
..-.$r as
soot-o
:~ '1
1
Failed to Stop.
Run down by an automobile. the’
driver of which did not stop to ascer—
tain the extent at the damage fdone.
ien, was seriously injured on the Both.
ton Post Road, Saturday. about 5: ~
80 15.141.111.351... Quinn ‘01 Main. St"
tomoblle and escaped serious injury.
Bradford 13511311113110 was with the
ing out of the path. of the car. The
accident happened opposite the Nero-
ton schoolhouse.
Marrlng’s skull was fractured his
shoulder was dislocated and his hands‘
and legs 11ers badly cut. Quinn was
lirnised and his clothing Was torn
Another automobile happened along
shortly after the accident and Mar-
ring was placed in it and hurried to‘
the Stamford hospital. His condition
was said to be invertible today. 'Dr.
Cichnan said there was eyery pros”-
pent that he would recover. '
The three boys Were walking east
over the Post road. Ballard on thé
feet south or him and Marring. be-
tween the tracks of. the street rail-
road company. Ballard said today
that the approaCh oi the car was al-
most noisless and that it was 'with-
out lights. It Was upon the 'young
men betoPe .they realised it. it sp-
peered to him that driver steered
the car in upon the tracks -'in 1111' cf.
tort to avoid the young men. , '
rrihg. was shoved along about
ten feet litter the car hitI him Bal-
' It was a; touring car and it was mov-
Walter Mai-ring of Main street Dar, I'
~ and he said. "We simply went down
young men. escaped injury by 3“?“9- 4
' fairness to Correct it. .
some at the parity things Colonel Til;
I Mnnm'm's 511111.11 PRAGI‘URED. "
attention was paid to the coil.
fibers was more than one person
in the car, the young men thought.
ing at a fairly high speed.
“'OWI BUT TOM REILLY HAS IT
' ~ 11: NB TILSON! “
Congressiha'n Reilly“ was in New
the Yale-Brown game A reporter
asked him about the election result
with the ship; "
"Did you see what Colonel 'l‘llson
said in print nbout this election and
ed?" -
"I did," replied Mr. Reilly
that?"
plains about mudslinsing and misre-
presentation. He did that sort
Haven- speech and when repudiated
by Mr. Sargent he did not have the
Judging by
son is reported to have said in the
campaign he thirst- be suffering from
the pr‘evaient: mouth disease.
down south to visit his friends.
wonder 11 no will tell them what he
told the Union veterans about the
South in his Start to stir up soctidnal
hatred? Colonel ‘i‘ilson' wha a‘. pretty
fair: sort of laser two {cars 11301 but
he proves to b‘e‘ a pro ty small win-
nor. but may Iliewhnl'thin‘ dittorent is
5' , from a man. who
Haven Satu'rdar afternoon attending .
the sort of campaign you conduct-
“"Do you wish to say anything about:
:‘Slmply this: Colonel 'i‘ilson coni-~
0!?
thing. He willfully misrepresented the‘
conditions at Surgeon; in his WestL
"II also see Colonel T113011 has gdne :“
1’1“}: »
.. Painting”, I
Papérflansing
Detorating
“I The Gotham Co.
to First St. ‘ East NorwalkI
Tel} 452.
Wednesday. Nov. 11th
_ ARMORY II
McEnclicy’s Orchestra I
Dancing from? 8:30 to i2:00
-“ 1
1
.— one; whyituburnt from"
I... tyne snot-Moist
ADMISSION .35 Cts . '
1
wish to make attractive and find just
'ki; your furnishings
m “EDITING. , .
We have added a system to our business whereby we can wire you} 7 ‘
house and you pay (or it on the Willem plan A piwne call or ”T
will being representative who will further explain. ‘ ”
W “G! BN6 FIXER“. >
Our prices on fixtures are the lowest in town. No matter 1 ho does
wiring let us tint quote you our prices. Beside Vacuum Cit-anus 8
“23.8510“.
mwmmimooo. .. 1
so were: so. . "Plaque sass. Saxonuh' ‘ ,
Special Sale of New and Attractive Fine
‘ ' and Fashionable Apparel «3:
in
for women and misses. Discriminating women who investigate are. nine.
ong our most valued customers. Do you investigate and compare? Then
you must know that the latest and most seceptable styles are here
represented in variety that equaisnny elsewhere to be found and at
prices that maintain our reputation for best values.
”gamma Smartly‘l‘siiorcd «Suits: “.98, $11.18, $14.98, $19.08 and
Womn‘s hardy Noted COATS: $1. 08, as. 98, $11. 98, $14 .98 SIlt. its
219.98 to $35.00.
Women’s Smart DRFAISES: $6.98 up to $50..
SKIRTS: 31.08.11!) to 810.
008 WAIBTS are the talk of the. town from We up to $7. 98.
Exceptional values in Millinery. Untrimmed Dress Huts of l yons vei-
vet and silk plush. large. medium and small sailors. turhnns and othl
er shapes from are up. Come and see the Variety as they can not
be beat.
33 So,Ma1n|St.
THE PARIS 8.... 5......
The style Store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
i
A
if
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Store of . _
Quality j .
Curtains and Draperies
We are offering magutficent values in“
Lace Curtains and Porticres. Ville values
are exceptional and patterns unusually ‘ W
pretty} ' W... C .1 . . ‘ 3
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The C1ty N atmnal B“ “0 k
x .
Collections ,, ,. 5 IIIII
Our collection department is trganiredI with the object otI securingI‘I
expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to 111i. ‘
With direct eorrespopdente in principal Centres, we are enabled Eli. .
' make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases. I
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are to serve ‘
you—the sincere. of this Bank are laways to be seen and Icons -
sited. “ ’2
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1‘
Granulated sugar, 18 lbs.
Delicious Creamery Better, 11 lb.
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .
Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard, 2 lbs. ..... .
A STULL 24 COTTAGE STREET.
usr NORWALK'."
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5011191531 them“
: : ALL "
Samoset
Chocolates
BRIGCERMAN
1105.. 14 North Main st. _
Gaol) TAs‘l'E IN FURNITURE
~“is ’elweys apparent in our displays.
You? can also here and choose
~ ARTISTlc FURNITURE
that is appropriate for the room you I
W...
what will accord harmoniously with» IT V l
“ . Come in and see the designs that ‘res u canlze
“ are most tavothd this season; .
‘- Bring your vulcamzing to me.“ I
Best work and cheapest width.
A JAflgeVlfle ‘Atullliuaodflreasndtubesol
&
halidailfidtlme. Worltcaildll
Midland.
Norwalk Chronicler